Diapositive French Quotes

#1. You must know what you are capable of.

Zhang Yimou

#2. There is not one blade of grass, there is no color in this world that is not intended to make us rejoice.

John Calvin

#3. Be someone who lives with joy, with purpose, as your own light brightly shines. Be, in every moment, the special someone you are truly meant to be.

Ralph Marston

#4. How high your awareness level is determines how much meaning you get from your world. Photography can teach you to improve your awareness level.

Ansel Adams

#5. You're impossible," she told him.
"Of course I am," he answered. "It's part of my charm.

David Eddings

#6. Sunday evenings are heavier than clouds with rain, darker too and often interminable ...

John Geddes

#7. Personally, I tend to be more interested in security and performance-related issues than other things.

Rasmus Lerdorf

#8. The hardest thing is to do something which is close to nothing because it is demanding all of you.

Marina Abramovic

#9. Excellence, to me, is the state of grace that can descend only when one tunes out all the world's clamor, listens to an inward voice one recognizes as wiser than one's own, and transcribes without fear.

Naomi Wolf

#10. Not smoking gains in the area of lung cancer, but it loses badly in the realm of dramatic gestures.

Robert B. Parker

#11. It reveals that people are confusing."
Rovender corrected her. "Not Confusing. Complex.

Tony DiTerlizzi

#12. Perhaps it was the lure of marrying a king. Or the vain hope you might be the one to stay the course and win the heart of a monster.

Renee Ahdieh

#13. The solution to this paradox (according to Palahniuk) is the theory of splintered alternative realities, where all possible trajectories happen autonomously and simultaneously (sort of how Richard Linklater describes The Wizard of Oz to an uninterested cab driver in the opening sequence of Slacker).

Chuck Klosterman

#14. I have no message to give the politicians of the world. They're all completely addicted to promiscuous verbalization and I'm quite sure they would not be at all interested in hearing about cut-ups and hieroglyphics and still less interested to hear about silence.

William S. Burroughs